The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-09-09

"atchmHh III lhe crossing oil the public road
leading from Cranberry Church 10 Bush River
Neck. The Commissioners passed an order re-
quiring Waterman 10 be stationed at the point
proposed.
The report OF Kennedy Bay, Robert Mead
den and James W. McNabb, examiners was
confirmed, changing the location of public
road in the 9Th district, from point on the
public road leading from the Pyesyilc aud
Mill Green road 10 the Mill Green and Slate
Ridge road, and running through the lands of
Geo. A. Ewing, to intersect the public road
leadng from Mill Green to Slate Ridge.
The report of Archibald Wilson, Geo. W.
Jones, Sr., and Thos. f. Cathcart, examiners TO
locate The Robert Z. Morgan road, formerly
confirmed, was rescnded, and the examiners
requested 10 meet again for the purpose of max
ing certain desirable changes in the location
thereof They will meet on the ground Sep
TENDER 10Th, at 10 A. NJ.
The Commissioners will meet again septem.
Der 10Th.
OBITUARY MIR. James Glasgow, formerly of
this county, died in Baltimore city, last Satur-
day, aged SO years He was a clerk in the
position tor number of years. He was form
erly engaged in the banking houses of Josiah
Lee II Co. and Purvis It Co. He married Miss
Theresa Cough, daughter of the late Harry D.
Cough, of this county. Mrs. Glasgow died last
June and from that time Mr.. Glasgow's health
began TO fail. He was at his desk on the Mon
day before he died but was very i'll. Mr.. Glas-
gov lett no children, his nearest surviving rela-
tives being his brother, Mr.. George X. Glas-
gov, and two sisters, Mrs. Della Archer and
Mrs. James c. Lee The remains were brought
to Bel Air on the II O'Clock train, Monday
morning, and conveyed to Churchville where
they were buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery.
Services were held at the house by Rev. j. T.
smiih.
The pall-bearers were Hon. Stevenson Archer,
Capt. X. E. Bouldin, VIM. Webster, John
Moures, VIM. Munnikhuysen and Geo. j. Fin
ney. The services at Cturchville were conduct.
ed by Rev. E. d. Finney and Rev. MIR. Smith,
the latter being college.mate of the deceased.
Mr.. Glasgow was an honest, upright and
honorable man, and no more appropriate eulogy
could be bestowed upon him than this.
Mr. Henry Long, an old soldier of the war of
1872 died al his late residence, in Jarrettsvile,
on Sunday, at the age of92 He served in Capt
Fred. Mays company of Baltimore militia and
was wounded in the hip at the battle of Bladens.
burg. He received pension of IS mouth
Four years ago, last January, he accidentally
ieli on the ice and was confined to his bed ever
afterwards. lie leaves five daughters who are
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u,o co., w., ""u '1a' sa'e' Lous'
died =, f.rar ,,o. ni,t Io'"s'''y Vi De- Ar
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rho ,ran, ,,. ey 'C'p'e'eu w ali
t,huroh -, I'll, "A' '"''e' at De'nVl
w. Ioa, NJ IT,
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loo, T,,s.s ~. 0S1"oo :" to"'on'o"n'
~aa,., 1uo was Du'''u at Tue baptist
p,1as 60 ss,ton D' 'uN""s new
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1ion, ,roha. ,s C,,a. W. o'o'"' wa,
throa hro,ho., T.. ,, p,., W. ".u
oat wm,,a" i''vn''u W. '"eoo a.
a widow ,rh,, 10 ,h,, do,.rt.. 80 &C. $50
Grafton and two ohi,dro, rh, ,.a.,.s1 -
formerIv a teacher in ,,,o ,,,,,,Iioo., w.,
ford ond poI,;r,o,o oo,,,,ia. -,
va ~. hoo, .ro,os,s,,, -, 'o'"o
macb,ne business a. >, Tar", w. 9'","s
1909 In rouson.o NJ ua",, W." '''-'e
or;o, o;,;,o,, 600, ,,,,,,,.. .,os,,-'
has caused deem regret among bis MAN. roIo-
tIves and friends in Hartford coun,,,
Mr.. Isaac Botts. n we,I.known rcsidar, IF tho
fifth distric. died a, his home h,,woon n,,Iin
and Darlington, last Sunday night, aged about
70 wears. Mr.. Bolts was dentist bv profession
aha was also engaged IN farming lie leaves
three sons, George, John aud Thomas Bolts,
and one daughter, who is now extremely i'll
with tvnboid fever
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place on Thursday of last week, from the resi-
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dence OF MIR. Isaac Mechem, near Rock
Spring Church The interment was at the old
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roreSt Meeting House, near CROSS Mill. The
pal. bearers were Morris Dean. James Dean.
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humphrey wilson, Charles whitaker, John VI.
Blake and George & Jeff.ry Miss Moore was
~ b. - AMOS ''oo'' was
q years oil age.
Frank g. the vounocst SON of Jobn II and
", NV 'ouneN'' 9on y. oon" E. anu
Joanna Smithson, of Forest HILL died last Sun
dsv aged 90 mortbo The ;nterror. tool, ,,looo
So ~ 'o"tu'' no 'n.o' nen' 'ooh p'"ee
on Monday at Centre NJ. E. Church burying
oround pa, NJ uo;ssa oa,o;o,;.ox MI, n
eo1"1' -'e'' W.T. hei''e oli''"''us' ine pai'-
bearers were Harvey Bull, Edwin Tucker, Chas.
Ashton and povro,ds cror " noo, ST.,
n'n'o" "iu hes no'us o'"S' " Deal a SOUS un-
dertakers.
Mr. Lewis n Cole nron,rort ,ooo,
Mr. he"is H. Coie' prominent local
preacher of the NJ. E. Church, died suddenly in
Ra;,imoro on T,osdor. uo uos -
na'''uho''' on iuesuaJ' he was ooFn IN Ao-
ingdon in 1888 and was brother of Mr.. James
w f,lo or,ho ,,oi,;,c, .o,,..., G.
W. WV vi tue iia'''ns department vi Tue o""'
A widow and four daughters survive him.
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CHILDREN,s DAY AT NIT. Carmel.
n''.I.,N. ~ A'
reported Jor NE -fgtS.
Children's Day at Mt. Carmel NJ. P. Church.
near Emmorton, was appropriately observed last
Sunday afternoon. A very large audience greet
ed the occasion, and everything passed Off
pleasantly and in A stylc that was Rrat living 70
ali who Interested themselves in arranRinr for
the same. The service consisted of singing, ad-
dresses, recitations and responsive reading, the
several parts beinp carried ont very effectiyeiv
and successfuily by the scholars.
Miss Fannie Magness was the organist. and was
ably assisted by an excellent choir The church
was neatly decorated for the event with beauti-
full flowers and eyerRreens twincd into differont
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